International models could be considered
The Chief Executive of the Department of Education and Children says any reforms to education on the Island will need to be seriously discussed first.
Ronald Barr insists he's not against any changes being introduced to the current system.
He was speaking after some students voiced support for shorter degree courses in a bid to reduce debt upon graduation.
Professor Barr says there are many factors at play.
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